Because there was like a mystery plot in here, I think. And the mystery plot was that Peter Cushing's character was trying to get Vincent Price's job that Vinnie didn't want to start with. Or something. And apparently, that involved murdering six or seven people.
Made about as much sense as spiders that could strip the flesh from ones bones like a piranha. Oh, wait, they had that too.
Amicus was the poor man's Hammer. American International was the Poor Man's just about everything in the USA. Together, they could churn out the mediocrity.
the way this film really shows its inadequacy is by showing clips from movies Vincent Price did that were actually almost good. Special Appearances by Basil Rathbone and Boris Karlof. As in "Too dead to complain about it!" Isn't that special?
Made about as much sense as spiders that could strip the flesh from ones bones like a piranha. Oh, wait, they had that too.
Amicus was the poor man's Hammer. American International was the Poor Man's just about everything in the USA. Together, they could churn out the mediocrity.
the way this film really shows its inadequacy is by showing clips from movies Vincent Price did that were actually almost good. Special Appearances by Basil Rathbone and Boris Karlof. As in "Too dead to complain about it!" Isn't that special?